It's all a matter of taste. I would choose the wall tiles significantly smaller or larger than the floor tiles. To avoid the blandness of surfaces flowing into each other. I find geometric lines beautiful. A nice grout pattern is great.I would take the wall tiles in the same width as the floor tiles
Really nice! How did you solve the fittings and pipes? It looks like you didn’t use a drywall extension.
May I ask what kind of windowsills these are?
Briefly off topic. Unfortunately, I can’t send a private message because I have too few posts. I’m currently building a niche like this for our shower as well. Did you use individual spotlights for the lighting or an LED strip?
That's exactly right. The pane goes towards the airspace in the living room. No noises, no smellsAh, that was the house with the airspace and the glass pane. Awesome!
That was assembled by ourselves. They are 2 base cabinets from the brand Laufen: Laufen drawer element CASE TOP 23 x 79 x 52 cm, white, with siphon The oak board is solid wood. It was available cheaply at the hardware store back then in the correct length, we only had to cut it down from 60 cm depth to about 53 cm and make 2 holes.Very nice! Can you tell me the manufacturer and model of the base cabinet under the washbasin? The wooden board looks great.
We have a water softening system because we have very hard water here. Due to the softening, we have around 5 degrees (instead of almost 20 degrees). With that, limescale stains are not an issue at all. You really don't see anything.can you report something about limescale stains on the dark tiles? Or is that not a topic?
Do you have solid walls or a stud framework?is also not necessary. All pipes run in the walls or in the floor.